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1 Autor: Stafford, Roy. Titel: 'Setting' the tabloids. Quelle: [ ] Originally published in: itp no. 42. Riddlesden, Keighley P Verlag: itp (in the picture). Media Education Magazine. Published with kind permission of the author and the publisher. Roy Stafford Setting the tabloids Next year s AQA GCSE Media Studies set test topic is tabloid newspapers. I ve been looking this term at student attempts to reproduce a tabloid front page in practical work in GNVQ. I saw some very good work, but also quite a few attempts to grasp the concept that just fell short. This concurs with the report on AS practical work on OCR s website that comments on students failure to grasp layout conventions for print products. Shape Tabloid refers to a paper size in the UK that is half a broadsheet. This works out at roughly 375mm x 290mm roughly because there will be slight variations in how the paper is cut on various printing presses. Unfortunately, this size doesn t quite work out on paper that most schools and colleges will use. It is a squarish format that most corresponds to A3 (420mm x 297mm). Some media courses now have access to good quality colour inkjet or laser A3 printers. To make the most of the opportunity an A3 printer offers, students need to be working with a template for a custom page set at 375mm x 290mm. The printed page can then be cut to give a true tabloid shape. (Don t use the templates that DTP software sometimes provides on PageMaker, Tabloid is given as 280 x 432, an American page shape?) If students are working on A4, they should halve the tabloid dimensions (188 x 145) and cut accordingly to produce a half size page. On the page opposite, I have laid out two tabloid pages at one quarter size. 1
2 Laying out the page If you want to explore how a tabloid page is constructed, typography and typesetting is a crucial factor. To reproduce the layout of a typical UK tabloid is actually quite difficult. What is certain is that you will need to know your way round a DTP package. It s important to be able to adjust tracking (the width of text) and leading (the distance between lines expressed as a percentage of the height of the text 120% means that if the type size is 10 points, the space between lines will be 12 points). Facing up to type The national market for tabloids is split between the so-called red tops (or pops ) and the middle market. The two types are distinguished both by the use of red mastheads by the bottom market papers and by selection of typefaces. The red tops use a sanserif face for main headlines and a serif face for body text. The mid market papers tend to use serif headlines as well as serif body text. Both sets of papers use upper case bold faces for main headlines and lower case for second leads. A further convention is to use a bold sans serif face for the byline (the reporter s name), and the opening paragraph of most stories. In general, serif faces are held to be easiest to read for blocks of text and sanserif works best for text that will be displayed. In many ways, this is a conservative convention and many magazines aimed at younger readers will use sanserif faces throughout. Type size Type is measured in points. A standard size for text in novels is 10 points, in most newspapers-and magazines, it is smaller at 8 or 9. A rough guide to larger type sizes is that 72 points is the equivalent of about 1 inch. The Sun headline opposite uses characters 1.5 inches high approx. 108 points. Headlines over 2 inches, or more than 144 points are not unknown. Leading Newspapers also reduce leading so that it is much less than in books. In the Sun headline, one line is immediately above the next with virtually no leading. This is called 2
3 solid setting and is also found in the body text. Students could be given an exercise in measuring text sizes and leading: Here is a block of text set at 8 on 10. Photocopy this block and cut it out and then slide it alongside a tabloid page. It should be possible to estimate the type size and leading used in different parts of the paper through comparison (the rest of this article is set in 9 on 11.3) Typefaces The most popular typefaces found in newspapers are related to the default fonts on most computers Times and Helvetica. Times was originally designed for the newspaper of that title and is a serif face. It is a medium weight face with quite large lower case characters and a pronounced almost wedge-shaped serif. Here you can compare Times with three other serif faces. Minion is the serif face used in this magazine, Bodoni and Goudy are older faces named after their designers. Look carefully at the 1 character and notice the difference between the thickness of the stem and the shape of the serif in each case: Most computers use a variant of Helvetica, which is available in various weights and widths. Humanist Light is the sans serif face used in itp. Swiss is our version of Helvetica. Arial Narrow Bold is what I used in the Sun mock-up: There is less scope for difference in design without serifs. Focus shifts to the weight (thickness) of the stem. Check the comma character and the number 8 in this comparison, Humanist looks a more modern face, with a lighter, cleaner feel. I hope it gives that kind of feel to the magazine. 3
4 Comparing tabloid layouts The two front pages are taken from random copies of the Daily Mail (26/6/01) and the Sun (25/06/01) in order to explore the difference between a middle market and a red top tabloid. In mocking up these pages, I ve left out much of the detail indecipherable at one quarter size, but I ve tried to maintain proportions and to use typefaces which correspond as closely as possible. I went through the mock up process, partly to discover for myself what the layout problems were and partly to reproduce the student s experience. Content The striking feature about the two pages is that they include virtually the same kinds of material. Both have one main story and a large image that leads to an inside story. Both carry large puffs or promotions under the masthead. Both main stories are continued over the page. The only content issue that separates the two is the serious Mail story versus the frivolous Sun story. The Mail story carries much more text on the front page 4
5 and the Mail also carries a menu for the inside pages, in the form of a block running across the bottom of the page. The Mail also includes the award of Newspaper of the Year in its masthead, but unlike the Sun and many other newspapers, it doesn t show a website are Mail readers less likely to be internet users? Typography The difference here is clear in the choice of face for the masthead (and for the main headline). The Mail, like the Telegraph, uses an old, almost medieval style face, whereas the Sun has a rather brutal and simple italicised bold sanserif. An interesting exercise is to compare the mastheads of several national and local papers. What do the Guardian and the Sun have in common? Students shouldn t have much problem identifying the Mail s appeal to older and more conservative readers, as against the Sun s more populist appeal. The second obvious visual point is that both papers use condensed, bold faces for headlines in caps heavy narrow type, cramming in a great weight of type in a small area. This is further emphasised by solid setting in fact, I had to go to negative leading to achieve the effect. But, a big difference is the Sun s decision to range its sans serif text as against the Mail s justification of serif characters. Both papers follow the convention of straplines under or over headlines with lower case and a rule. Lower case is also used for the Mail s second headline (note that this is sans serif and ranged a more modern approach for an image led story). Arguably, the overall effect is that the Mail looks fixed and rigid, whereas the Sun s page has more vitality and punch. On the other hand, the Mail could claim a more elegant design. The Sun s use of type is rough and ready, but then, newspapers are only for now, not for gazing at over a long period. For a different approach, look carefully at the Guardian and the Independent, the two UK newspapers which have done most to modernise newspaper design and layout in the broadsheet market. Resources is a specialist site for an American newspaper designer with plenty of ideas for page layout. 5
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